Maison Cauchie now showcases the full beauty of its façade even after dark, thanks to a new heritage lighting scheme. This new lighting scheme, designed by Urban and Sibelga, marks the launch of a programme dedicated to illuminating five iconic Art Nouveau buildings in Brussels.
An award recognising an exceptional collective effort and marking the culmination of a remarkable year for Art Deco in Brussels.
Urban has launched its call for entries for the Urban Zoom Schools 2027 competition.
The Stadsatelierdeville project is proof of how traditional planning permission procedures are evolving to better meet the ambitions for circular construction in Brussels.
You can now enrol for the Executive Master’s Degree in Architectural Heritage until 19 October 2026: check out this specialised training course organised by ULB and VUB with the support of Urban.
Urban has granted planning permission for the restoration of the Riches Claires site, and has started the procedure for the listing of two associated elements: a former tributary of the river Senne and a monastic brewery.
The latest extension of the guidelines adopted by the Government has been set to remain in force until the ‘minimal importance’ decree is definitively amended.
Urban and the Classes du Patrimoine (Heritage Classes) offer you original resources to make your pupils aware of their environment.
Two new resources are now available on the BruGIS website: the SitEx building density indicators and a map of environmental permits.
A new tool, based on project research, has emerged and will complement the operational urban planning tools: the Project Lines.
Discover the second monograph in the Heritage of Tomorrow series, published by Urban.
Summer is the ideal time to peruse Urban’s annual report.
In Brussels, urban art is at the heart of urban renewal programmes. Make the most of the summer and (re)discover some artworks created as part of these projects.
On 1 July, the Pont du Jubilé was officially inaugurated and reopened to traffic after nearly two years of works.
In Etterbeek, opposite the Parc du Cinquantenaire, a Brutalist office block dating from the 1970s is soon to be given a new lease of life!
Celebrations include exhibitions, guided tours, workshops, lectures and online content for all audiences.
This new issue, “Art Deco, Resolutely Modern”, wishes to highlight the inseparable link between this style and the wave of renewal that passed through society during the interbellum, with contributions about societal themes such as women getting access to the profession of architect.
Towards more accessible and more inclusive neighbourhoods.
Urban has recently issued the planning permit for the redevelopment of the Schlumberger site, located in Uccle: a focus on this rehabilitation combining the renovation of existing buildings with new constructions.
Is your cultural site part of a European dynamic ? Then we invite you to submit your proposal by 1 September 2026!
Le 3 avril 2026, le Gouvernement de la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale a adopté une circulaire visant à préciser la portée et les modalités d’application du jugement « We Are Nature », rendu le 29 octobre 2025 par le Tribunal de première instance francophone de Bruxelles.
To end our series of themed articles on Brussels' interwar treasures, this eighth and final FOCUS invites you to reflect on the highlights of a year abound with discoveries.
Submit your activities related to Urban’s 2026 theme, ‘Urban Landscapes’, before April 24.
Turning the spotlight on two projects that are revitalizing Brussels neighbourhoods and local artistic creation.
The Council of Europe is launching a new opportunity for young heritage professionals eager to help shape the future of Europe’s cultural heritage.
Check out this new issue about the conversion of office buildings!
The content of the exhibition has now been compiled into a digital publication that demonstrates the scale and diversity of urban renewal projects in Brussels.
As the new year dawns, the curtain is slowly falling on the Art Deco centenary celebrations. This penultimate Art Deco focus examines the theme of housing and, more specifically, its quintessential modern form: the apartment!
Urban’s cultural activities in 2026 will be part of a strategy to promote the diversity of Brussels urban landscapes.
Discover the support committee’s memorandum.
This year, Urban has been nominated for the visit.brussels Awards 2026 for its initiative “Art Deco Brussels 2025”.
Our offices will be closed from 25 December 2025 until 1 January 2026 and will reopen on 2 January 2026
Urban puts diversity and inclusivity at the heart of its spatial planning policy. Its aim is to promote public spaces where everyone feels welcome, regardless of their gender, origin, cultural or ethnic background, sexual orientation or disability.
International recognition for a lively, popular artistic practice which is deeply ingrained in the history of Brussels.
As part of its diversity plan 2025-2026, Urban has implemented a series of concrete actions to ensure that this event is accessible, inclusive and representative of Brussels' diversity.
Ne manquez pas d'y découvrir le focus dédié aux 30 ans des Contrats de Quartiers Durables (CQD).
On December 9, Bozar hosted the third edition of the awards ceremony of the Brussels Architecture Prize, an evening dedicated to Brussels architecture.
“La danse”, a plaster bas-relief by Ossip Zadkine which decorated the proscenium arch of Cinéma Métropole and has been invisible to the public for over 30 years, has been 3D scanned at Urban’s request. This digital version of the bas-relief can be seen as part of the "Zadkine Art Deco" exhibition, which opened on 15 November in Paris at the Musée Zadkine.
